GREENSBORO — The Greensboro Historical Society (GHS) announces the 50th edition of its award-winning “Hazen Road Dispatch” (HRD) is now available. In the 2026 edition, founding Editor Daniel Metraux shares details on how the HRD came to be in “The Creation of The Hazen Road Dispatch.” Local architecture is featured[Read More…]
Our Communities
Spark moves to self-serve model
GREENSBORO – Spark, located downstairs at the United Church of Christ, 165 Wilson St., will be moving to a more self-serve model, according to the RuralArts Collaborative. Members can continue to access the space and equipment using their existing door codes. Visitors are welcome during the staffed hours, Mondays and[Read More…]
Summer concert, July 2
MARSHFIELD – Thursday, July 2, at 6:30 p.m., the Jaquith Public Library will host a summer concert featuring the Ernest James Zydeco Band. Downbeat Magazine says “Ernest James, a singer and dazzler on accordion, delivers zydeco good times and harrowing blues.” Dinner is available from the Tiny Cabin Kitchen. More information is[Read More…]
Northland Journal ceases publication, consolidates with North Star Monthly
DERBY – “Vermont’s Northland Journal” has ceased publication following its July 2026 issue, bringing an end to almost 25 years of the publication which shared the history of the Northeast Kingdom, publisher Scott Wheeler told the community in an article appearing recently in the “North Star Monthly” and on social[Read More…]
CVCR state funding follows upgrade extending broadcast reach
PLAINFIELD – Central Vermont Community Radio (CVCR) that recently finished an antenna and critical broadcast gear upgrade now finds itself the beneficiary of over $40,000 in funding secured by the Vermont Access Network partnership in the FY27 Vermont State budget The $1.89 million in annual public funding to support 24[Read More…]
Wednesday summer fun nights
MARSHFIELD – For people of all ages on Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m., the Jaquith will host presenters: July 1, local dog trainer, Cyn Drinkwine, will demonstrate tricks with her dogs and then help attendees teach their dog tricks. Bring well-behaved dogs on a leash; July 8, The Marshfield Monarchs 4-H[Read More…]
Summer story time, playgroup, Fridays
MARSHFIELD – Through July 31, join Nicky Auerbach from 10:30 a.m. to noon, at the Jaquith Public Library, with story time and snacks following. Children should wearclothes that can get wet and messy. Auerbach has a Master Degree in education. Older siblings are welcome to tag along. The event is free[Read More…]
Historical Society open Saturdays
CABOT — The Cabot Historical Society museum will be open every Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. for the summer, at 3216 Main St., next to the church. The building was built in 1845 in District 8 as a two-room school and community building. The first floor had an entryway and[Read More…]
Rabies presentation, June 24
CRAFTSBURY – Because of the increased incidence of rabies in the area, the Craftsbury Conservation Commission is hosting a presentation and question/answer session on Wednesday evening, June 24, 6:30 p.m. in the town hall. Included on the panel will be the area game warden and the USDA Rabies Biologist.
Author Stanciu to launch book tour in Hardwick, June 30
HARDWICK – Writer Brett Stanciu is celebrating the publication of her second novel, “Call it Madness, with a book launch event on Tuesday, June 30, at 7 p.m., in the Parker Ladd Community Room at the Jeudevine Memorial Library. Stanciu’s discussion of her novel will be followed by a question-and-answer[Read More…]
Book-lover’s social, July 1
CRAFTSBURY – On the first Wednesday morning of the month, Valerie Morrison and Susan O’Connell lead a very informal book group, with no assigned reading at the Craftsbury Public Library. The group shares books and authors they have enjoyed, or books that are new to the library collection. The next Book[Read More…]
Independence Day slime making, July 2
HARDWICK – Thursday, July 2, at 11 a.m., create festive red, white, and blue slime at the Jeudevine Memorial Library for ages 7 and up. For more information, [email protected] or (802) 472-5948.
